Hardcover Nonfiction

by Priscilla Beaulieu Presley with Sandra Harmon · Putnam

by Shirley MacLaine · Bantam

Originally published: Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, 1985.

by Chuck Yeager and Leo Janos · Bantam

Offers a personal glimpse of air pilot General Chuck Yeager. Yeager talks about his life and achievements, expressed in his own words.

by Lee Iacocca with William Novak · Bantam

by Betty Rollin · Linden/Simon & Schuster

The groundbreaking New York Times bestseller--an intimate, fiercely honest memoir of a daughter's struggle to come to terms with her terminally ill mother's decision to die--now in trade paperback with a new reader's guide inside

by Tom Peters and Nancy Austin · Random House

by Connell Cowan and Melvyn Kinder · Clarkson N. Potter

by Marcia Chellis · Simon & Schuster

by Anthony Summers · Macmillan

by John Naisbitt and Patricia Aburdene · Warner

by Charles Kuralt · Putnam

by J. Anthony Lukas · Knopf

Describes events in the lives of three families during the 1968 Boston school integration crisis.

by John Z. Delorean with Ted Schwarz · Zondervan

The story of John De Lorean, former executive at General Motors and founder of the now defunct Delorean Motor Company, or DMC. Also describes his arrest and subsequent trial for cocaine posession.

by Howard Cosell with Peter Bonventre · Morrow

In a book as provocative as the author, Howard Cosell describes his thirty-three years in broadcasting. This is the story of his involvement and disillusionment with the world of spectator sports from football to boxing. Cosell pulls no punches in telling of his experiences with Monday Night Football, and readers will be fascinated by what he has to say about Frank Gifford, Don Meredith, and O. J. Simpson, those members of the "Jockocracy", the sports broadcasters who once played the game. In his usual style, Cosell spares no one, not even himself. I Never Played the Game is an abrasive, enlightening, and entertaining book of scope and conviction. You don't have to be a sports fan to love it!

by Stephen Davis · Morrow

"One of the most notorious rock biographies ever written." -Chicago Tribune Originally published in 1985, and last updated in 2008, Hammer of the Gods is considered the ultimate word on Led Zeppelin, and a definitive rock and roll classic that sets the bar for what such books could and should be. Dey Street is proud to have such a category defining title on its backlist, a book that captures the first heavy metal monsters in all their excessive glory. Led Zeppelin fully embody the "sex, drugs and rock and roll" ethos--all captured here in glorious detail. With 20% new material from bestselling biographer Stephen Davis, this edition of Hammer of the Gods is set to captivate a new generation of music fans, Zeppelin fans, and a new generation of readers.